Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
REki.AIISE.

Fires nave hcth Ilghted IL the furnaces
at the Belmont and Goblet glass factories,
and work will Ire resumed at those places
hy Monday week. The .Etra works have
been disappointed in receiving carload OF
pots ordered some time since, and which
nave not yet arrived, but II is expected
they will be here tomorrow, and when
they are placed IN position the furnaces
will he fired. The other factories. We be
U,ye, will await the action of the confer
rncc Of the committees at pi,tsburg, on
Wednesday.
The paving Of Belmont street was con
siderably delayed last week on account of
the heavy rains and tie workmen having
to wait Tor the curh.ng to be put in. The
wav is clear now, however, and with favor.
able weather the work will be pushed Tor
ward very rapidly the coming week.
The Thistle ball club, of Wheeling, failed.
to put IN appearance yesterday afternoon.
aud our lovers o. the national game had to
content themselves with scrub game got.
ten up hastily lur the occasion.
Work has been commenced on the new
additions 10 the Erllaire STAN ping works
The sad news was received IN this city,
Yesterday, of the death of Mrs. J. *. Nay
l0r, who died very suddenly at her home
IN Wellsburg. Mrs Naylor resided in
Bcllare FOR a number OF years, and her
death was a sad shock to her many friends
and relatives here.
George Butler, the man struck by c.
4 T.. train, Friday evening, is not so seri-
Ously hurt rs was al first reported. His
wounds were dressed by physicians, and
he was yesterday taken 10 his home in
Wheeling.
4 number o., people from this city at
tended the c. " +. employees picnic at
Minerva, O., yesterday. 1t is quite likely
that more would have gone had the train
/ left At a more seasOnablc hour.
Fifteen prObatoners will he taken into
/ full membership al the morning services 1t
the South HclIauc NJ. l.. church TO day.
The usual services will hr held in all the
churches in the dty today, with the cN-
/ crp,ion oi the Second NJ. f., which con
| gregGtion Is IN camp ut NOOuan grove.
/ \ new paprrl the interest OF the mon
/ Labor party is talked OF. II Is said that
/ it will De- published during the coming
/ campaign either III this city or Martins
! Ferry.
This will he he hig day at the camp
meeting at NoOniu's grove and asst is the
/ last OF the season, a large crowd will 90
/ from here. Eev. RraNton Daniels, the
pastor in chrrge, says that the meetings
/ during the week have been well attended
and much good has been accomplished
/ Major Camp, the temperance orator, will
be the attraction at the camp to-day.
The Good Templars p.cnic at the St
I CiairSyille FAIR Grounds drew quiteA large
crowd from this city. Barnes brass band
paraded the streets in the morning and aC-
companied the delegation from here. The
/ day WAS pleasantly spent and although our
folks came home tired and weary, they
/ lelt the benefit OF the days recreation,
and pronounced The picnic success.
Whe presume the reunion OF the one
/ Hundred and Twenty-siNth Regiment, q.
. V. l., in this city on Thursday next will
| be very quiet affair The boys asked
that they be allowed to have the day lor
themselves without any display, as their
reunions heretofore had given them no OPP
portuuity for social c0n,.sr = thing so
. much desired by the veterans.
The proposed ryrtory aud convent build
ingS Tor 81 Johns Catholic Church. to be
erected on the lots recently purchased from
Mrs. Sanders, oil &nrth Richmond street,
will lie q credit Ia that part Of town.
. Father Gull has been working with IN i'll
domitahlc perseverance for years for the
success of his church in Thu city, and We
leel justified in saying that he will not be